Teapots & Teacups Ceramics I-Final. Functional Teapot  Properly balanced  Comfortable to use  Easy to clean  Pours without gurgling or dripping 

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Teapots & Teacups Ceramics I-Final

Functional Teapot  Properly balanced  Comfortable to use  Easy to clean  Pours without gurgling or dripping  Lid stays attached when poured

Non-functional Teapot  Doesn’t function… created for aesthetic purposes.  Sculptural  Witty or humorous  Elegant or sculptural  Interesting to touch  Serve as a jumping off point for forms representing human figures, animals, machines  Reference historical teapots

Teapot & Teacups  Show a relationship Surface treatment Form Color

 Sketch & determine building methods  Glazed teapot & teacups due completed the day of the Final  Final will be presentation of Completed works  Teapot should be no larger than 10” l x w x h

Building Methods- Pinch, slab, coil, thrown, extruded, modeled  Body-slab, coil, thrown  Handle- slab, coil, pulled  Spout- hand-built, thrown, extruded  Cups- pinch, slab, thrown, coil

What next…  Detailed sketch of teapot  Detailed sketch of teacups  Monday-throwing demo Last Wet Day-December 21 st Glaze when return from Winter Break Final-TeaParty Critique